The Indian Education Program at Oologah-Talala Public Schools—supported by the Cherokee Nation Co-Partner (Johnson O'Malley) Program—is dedicated to increasing student success and promoting cultural enrichment through academic support and family involvement.
Mission Statement:
To provide opportunities for achievement through student and parent involvement in academic and cultural education.
Currently, the Oologah JOM and Title VII programs serve 342 students, providing vital support for academic success and cultural growth.
School supplies
Cap and gown
College test fees
Organization dues
Educational incentives and awards
Special project support
After-school programs
Cultural presentations
Traditional storytelling and dance events
Student travel
Tools and instructional materials
Cherokee Language Bowl & Challenge Bowl (Grades 3–12)
Cherokee Fine Arts, Writing, and Art Competitions
Youth Leadership Conference (Grades 8–12)
Cherokee Summer Institute & Law Institute (Grades 9–12)
Community events like the New Moon Festival and Students as Storytellers
Regional JOM 101 trainings
Application and Administrator training
Oklahoma JOM Conference